The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-03
eRnzNvIL1E eAaHERINes.


The Liederkrans Society met Thursday
evening for night of song at the Globe
Hotel.
The hrst rev house on armstrong Place,
lately opened, was started yesterday. The
pretty little street will fill up rapidly.
Mr.. VIM. Taylor, whose old homestead
on Linden avenue was sold last week, has
removed to Sufferus, N. Y, where he will
stsrt hotel.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Linden
avenue NJ E. Church, surprised one of
their number, Mrs H. N. Walker, at her
residence, SO Avenue q, Thursday even
ing
Mr. George Stratford, who bought the
old Armstrong mansion, has improved the
house and grounds in such way as 70
make it one of the finest residences in the
country
The newly organized "Greenville Club"
have secured lease of the old Loesch
homestead on Old Bergen Road and will d t
it up to be used as club house. The OBJ
jsct of the club is socihbility.
The 'sWorBingmen's Party OF the Sixth
District are meeting frequently and pre-
pairing to make hght election dav. Phil.
Muldoon, the associations candidate for
Alderman, is the leadin. spirit.
line luIduL GLASS VI bnc AOAhOAAoe Ooo-
bath school have been collecting pennies
in Jugs for some time to aid the new
church. The jugs were broken We'd
nesday and fifty dollars and three cents
realized
The Reformed Church people are still
without pastor. Rev. Mr.. Bruce preached
last Sunday and will be heard again Easter
msrning. His sermon was remarkable
one. He is a young man, but lately from
college and very likely will receive call.
Rev. Ebert Clement has bean assigned
by the Newark Conference lately in session
AZ Hackepsaek, to take charge of the Lin
den Avenue Methodist Church. Mr.. Glenn
ent was pastor of the church several years
ago and made scores of friends. Rev. Mr..
Blakeslee. the former pastor, goes to Do
yer. N. J.
Mrs Rebecca Dielaway celebrated her
seventy EIGHT birthday Monday evening at
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Carey,
on Linden avenue. A large number of
relatives and friends were present and
very enjoyable evening passed. Mrs.
Dielaway is one of Greenvile's Oldest resi-
idents. having resided there for almost
forty years.
What is left of the once beautiful Ocean
avenue, which cost the city SOS, 900, is
being rapidly destroyed by John Schweil-
ers efforrs to secure a denomination for
Board of Works. He has instructed labor
ers to cover portions of the street with
broken stone The pieces average the size
of small cobble stones and parts of the
thoroughfare are now impossible.
A very pleasant meeting of the Mis-
sionsry Society of the Reformed church
was held Thursday evening at the res
dence of Mrs. Reed, on Danforth avenue.
The folloing programme was carried cut:
Chorus, sunday school choir; Prayer, Rev.
P. d Van Clsef; Address by Miss Holene,
President of the Greenville Branch; Song,
nazareth" Mrs. EcAneuy; Address by
Mrs. P. d. Van Cleef, President of the
Woman's Board; Song. Breaking of the
Day." Miss Carey; Recitation. Miss Conk-
lin; Duet, Misses. French and Spactitel
and Flute solo with piano accompaniment.
Mr.. and Mrs. HssselI. After the exercise
a b beautiful collation. was provided by the
ladies of the soc ETY..